Integrated Upstream & Midstream Construction
Oil & Gas Facility Construction and Maintenance
SPC coordinates civil, concrete, structural steel, process piping, equipment setting, and closeout scopes for oil and gas facilities across West Texas and the Permian Basin. From new production facilities to expansions and brownfield tie-ins, we keep each phase moving from site preparation through mechanical turnover.
Site Civil → Mechanical TurnoverNew Builds. Expansions.
New Builds. Expansions.
Brownfield Tie-Ins.

— Operator Compliance & Vendor Onboarding
Prepared for Contractor Qualification and Site Access
Field schedules can stall when contractor documentation, insurance, or safety records are incomplete. Solid Pipeline & Construction maintains active compliance profiles, current safety documentation, and commercial insurance coverage to support operator review and contractor onboarding.

Compliance & Field Readiness
Active Compliance Profiles
SPC maintains current profiles with ISNetworld and Veriforce, giving operator procurement and safety teams direct access to the documentation required for contractor review.Documented Field Safety Programs
Our crews work under documented safety procedures and complete the required JSA, site orientation, permit, and pre-job requirements before beginning work.Current Insurance Documentation
Commercial insurance certificates and supporting coverage documentation are maintained for operator review and project-specific verification.Ready for Site Requirements
Before mobilization, SPC coordinates crew qualifications, required documentation, equipment, and site-specific safety expectations so the job does not begin with preventable paperwork or readiness issues.— Integrated Facility Execution
Coordinating Facility Scopes from Site Preparation Through Mechanical Closeout
Facility schedules slip when civil, concrete, structural, and mechanical work are treated as separate jobs. SPC coordinates the sequence between these disciplines so foundations, steel, equipment, and piping are ready when the next crew reaches the site.
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SCOPE
Site Civil & Structural Concrete
Facility execution begins with grades, access, drainage, and foundations that match the approved construction package.Site Preparation & Grading
Clearing, excavation, compaction, drainage, access routes, and finished grades.Foundations & Equipment Pads
Concrete foundations, piers, housekeeping pads, and equipment pads built to required elevations and dimensions.Containment & Site Completion
Containment structures, gravel installation, fencing, and final site dressing.[ 02 ]
SCOPE
Structural Steel Fabrication & Erection
Structural components are fabricated and installed to support the equipment and piping layouts that follow.Pipe Racks & Equipment Supports
Fabrication and erection of pipe racks, platforms, supports, and structural frames.Structural Installation
Field fit-up, erection, anchoring, and alignment to approved drawings.Access Structures
Stairs, platforms, handrails, guards, and related facility steel.[ 03 ]
SCOPE
Process Piping & Mechanical Installation
SPC executes the piping, equipment-setting, and modification scopes required to move a facility toward mechanical completion.Process Piping Fabrication & Installation
Facility piping, manifolds, headers, valve assemblies, and skid connections.Equipment Setting & Alignment
Placement and alignment of compressors, pumps, separators, vessels, and packaged equipment.Facility Expansions & Tie-Ins
Brownfield piping modifications, equipment additions, header reconfigurations, and valve replacements.[ 04 ]
SCOPE
Testing, QA/QC & Mechanical Turnover
The physical work must be tested, documented, and closed out before the operator can accept it.Pressure Testing
Hydrostatic and other required pressure testing performed under approved project procedures and operator requirements.QA/QC Records
Applicable weld maps, NDE reports, test records, torque documentation, and construction redlines.Punch-List Closeout
Completion of supports, guards, labels, coatings, touch-ups, and assigned corrective work before demobilization.Turnkey Civil & Companion ServicesOne contractor.
One contractor.
One point of contact.

— Specialized Facility Construction
Construction, Expansion, and Maintenance Across Production and Midstream Facilities
SPC supports construction, expansion, and maintenance across production and midstream facilities throughout West Texas and the Permian Basin.Compressor Station Construction & Maintenance
Civil, structural, piping, equipment-setting, expansion, and maintenance scopes for new and operating compressor stations.Saltwater Disposal Facility Construction
Site civil, concrete, piping, pump installation, containment, and maintenance scopes for SWD and produced-water facilities.— Facility Project Risk Control
Facility Delays Usually Start at the Handoffs
A missed dimension, incomplete work front, or unresolved turnover item can stop several scopes at once. SPC plans its assigned work around the five coordination points most likely to disrupt facility construction, expansion, and maintenance.
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Disconnected Scopes and Broken Handoffs
THE RISK
Civil, concrete, structural, and mechanical crews may be working from the same schedule without confirming that each work front is ready for the next phase. A missed handoff leaves downstream labor and equipment waiting.SPC APPROACH
We coordinate the sequence of SPC's assigned scopes, confirm work-front readiness, and communicate incomplete or conflicting conditions before the next phase begins.[ 02 ]
Drawing, Equipment, and Field-Fit Conflicts
THE RISK
Foundation elevations, anchor-bolt patterns, underground stub-ups, skid dimensions, or flange locations do not match the approved construction package. If the conflict is discovered during equipment setting or piping installation, work stops while the parties determine a correction.SPC APPROACH
We check critical dimensions and connection points against the approved drawings before affected fabrication or installation begins. Field discrepancies are documented and elevated for resolution before they become downstream rework.[ 03 ]
Specialized Work Without the Required Personnel
THE RISK
A crew may be equipped for routine lease maintenance but not for process piping, structural fit-up, pressure testing, rigging, or controlled hot work. Discovering that gap after mobilization creates additional scheduling and contractor coordination.SPC APPROACH
Crew composition, qualifications, equipment, and project requirements are reviewed against the assigned scope before mobilization. Specialized work is assigned to personnel qualified for that task.[ 04 ]
Brownfield Tie-Ins and Limited Outage Windows
THE RISK
Work inside an operating facility must fit within operator-controlled shutdowns, isolation plans, permit requirements, and simultaneous operations. Missing material, incomplete prefabrication, or unresolved site conditions can consume a limited tie-in window.SPC APPROACH
We coordinate our work with the operator's outage plan, confirm the material and equipment required for the assigned scope, and complete applicable pre-job, permit, and hot-work requirements before work begins.[ 05 ]
Open Punch Items and Incomplete Turnover Records
THE RISK
Physical construction may be substantially complete while testing records, construction redlines, corrective work, or other required closeout items remain open. Those gaps can delay mechanical acceptance and commissioning.SPC APPROACH
Applicable quality records and redlines are compiled as work progresses. Assigned punch-list items are tracked through completion, giving the operator a clearer path to mechanical turnover.— Request Pricing
Request Pricing for Your Facility Project
Send SPC your scope, drawings, bid schedule, and site requirements. Our team will review the package and follow up regarding project fit, missing information, and next steps.— Contact
TALK TO SPC.
Tell us what you’re scoping. An operations lead will respond within one business day.
PHONE
(832) 683-7470
HQ
P.O. Box 782
Kermit, TX 79745
Kermit, TX 79745
HOURS
Mon–Fri · 08:00–17:00 CT
— Headquartered · Kermit, TX
